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April 2025 Market Update | Deep Creek Lake Real Estate

Garrett County Real Estate Market Summary – April 2025

Key Market Indicators

Based on the Bright MLS SmartCharts report for April 2025:

  • Closed Sales: 35 homes sold, up 9.4% compared to April 2024 (32 sales).
  • Median Sold Price: $400,000, down 24.2% year-over-year (from $527,500).
  • Average Sold Price: $499,662, down 37.2% from last year ($796,062).
  • Sold Dollar Volume: $18.3M, down 31.7% from April 2024.
  • Days on Market (DOM): Homes took an average of 84 days to sell.
  • Sale-to-List Price Ratio: Sellers received on average 91.8% of original list price.

Inventory and Contracts

  • Active Listings: 221, up 32.3% year-over-year.
  • New Listings: 53 up 1.9% compared to April 2024.
  • Pending Sales: 43 total pendings, up 10.3% year-over-year.

Financing Breakdown

  • Cash Sales: 15
  • Conventional Loans: 17
  • FHA Loans: 2
  • VA/Other: 0

Market Dynamics & Analysis

  • The sharp drop in both median and average prices reflects fewer high-end/luxury transactions compared to April 2024.
  • More sales overall, but with lower price points dominating, shows demand shifting toward mid-market properties.
  • Days on market rising to nearly three months indicates buyers are more cautious.
  • Higher active inventory (+32%) gives buyers more options and negotiating power.
April 2025 Deep Creek Lake Real Estate Market Update

What Buyers Should Know

  • Rising inventory and longer market times create negotiating opportunities.
  • Mid-market and attached homes are seeing more activity, providing a broader range of choices.
  • Sellers are accepting lower percentages of list price than last year.

What Sellers Should Know

  • Luxury demand softened, so pricing realistically is essential to attract offers.
  • Expect longer marketing times; staging and strong listing exposure are increasingly important.
  • Cash buyers remain active (43% of sales), which may speed up certain transactions.

Takeaway

April 2025 in Garrett County highlighted a market correction: more homes sold, but at lower price points, pulling down both median and average prices. Buyers benefited from more options and negotiating room, while sellers faced a more competitive landscape requiring sharper pricing and presentation.

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